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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16725, 28 April 1920, Page 1

BRING YOUR PRESCRIP* TION HERE THE CENTRAL PHARMACY (Between Morey’s and Molliscn’s), DEVON ST. ’PHONE 678. SAVE OUR COUPONS.

BUSINESS NOTICES. T’laco your order NOW for a new Winter Cost nine or Pretty Evening Frock with our DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT The desire for individuality in dross, the longing for those little tone-lies of dressmaking skill that make for distinctiveness and novelty, can all he obtained at White's. Our dressmaking department is -now taking orders for the coming winter season, and it will ho highly advisable to got yours in immediately, and so avoid disappointment. New materials of superior quality and fashionable;shades await your selection. Choose now, and be ready for winter’s approach. White & Sons, Direct importers, Devon Street - New Plymouth. V

FOR SALEWANTED 'To Soil,' Furniture for two ' * rooms. —Apply evenings, 111 Vivian Street. ’ c!72 VOII SALE, 23 Mixed Goats—Apply Herald Office. - cl 57 X'OR SALE, Empty Fruit Cases for J fircrvnod. —Apply Kanji 8r05., 137 Devon Street. cloß X 1 OH. SALE, on behalf of client. One - Latest Model Six-cylinder Stndebaker Chassis.with colonial-built threeseater ■ body, enamelled cream; genuine heavy leather upholstery, electric"lights, self starter, with siren horn ; in perfect order*and condition, any trial; 1 an absolute bargain at £530. —Apply Imperial Garage. b 770 TE-iIdOMED House in Powderham Street; 1 ' (ighth-acre. Prico £9OO. Gilmour and'Clarke, Now Plymouth/ ■PIVE-ROOMED Bungalow, rongh- -*■ cast ;half-acre land. Nice homo. £I4OO. —Gilmour and Clarke, New Plymouth. * ' ' HOUSES! Houses! ■ Houses 1 AH sizes, nil prices, all terms from £SO upwards. It will pay you to consult R. A. Large, Estate Agent, Union S.S. Co.’s Buildings, before buying elsewhere. “Doit how. ~;> TO LET. rr'O LET, Two Partly Furnished Bedrooms and use of Sitting and Diningroom. —Apply Herald. . c 134 r l''o LET, central, One Unfurnished A Front Room, use conveniences.— Apply Herald. e!l4 M !SS: JWELYN . J)OWLING, TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN (Gold Medallist), VIOLA AND ’CELLO. Half Term begins Monday, March 22. TERMS (in advance): Per Week I hour j hour Per Terms £2 10s £2 2s Miss Dowling will visit the Boys’ and Girls’ High Schools as required. Agent for Manby New Style Violin, Viola and ’Cello. Address: 198 Powderham Street. MUSICAL, Q gTURROCK, L.MUS.. T.G.L. (PIANIST) TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE. HARMONY AND SINGING'— Has recommenced . Tuition and is prepared to received pupils. Term commences from first lesson. Studio: Griffiths’ Buildings, Egmont Street, New Plymouth; ’phono Gl6. Visits Inglewood every Wednesday, commencing February 11. MOTOR-CYCLISTS! Motor-cycles are worth money to-day. Do not Jet your machine go to pieces for the want of an overhaul. Let us put it in tip-top order for the summer. All your repairs will be promptly executed at reasonable prices, and tho work guaranteed. We repair all classes of machinery. Q.EORGE & MECHANICS, Silver Street (round P.O. corner). ’Phone 721. f 145 JULIAN. LUXURIOUS JAXI JJIDING. RETURNED SOLDIERS’ TAXI SERVICE. 1} Y ringing ’Phone 770 or Taxi Stand J ’Plume 534, you will have placed at your disposal, either live or seven-seater up-to-date cars. Reliable and experienced drivers in charge. Pleasure or business trips, mountain parties; wedding parties, specially catered for. Our Motto: Promptitude, day or night. gEED AND JJAILEY, PROPRIETORS, 190 Young Street, New Plymouth. b 470

NOTICES. 3 PURANGI-INGLEWOOD - NEW PLY* a MOUTH MOTOR MAIL SERVICE. 2 ; , v TjMGHT-SEATER Hudson Car leaves j Pnrangi daily at 7 a.m. to catch - the 9 a.m. train for South, also coni' necting with Mail Car at Inglewood fol 7 New Plymouth. ’ <• S Pnrangi, dep 7.0. a.m. e Pukeho . 7.30 a.m'. Tarsia 8.0 a.m; Kaimata 8.30 a.m. B Inglewood ;. 9.0 a.m. ’.Leave Inglewood for Pnrangi, I 3.30 p.m. SIME-TABLE AND FARES TO . ; NEW PLYMOUTH. . 1 . a.m/ Single. Return. Inglewood ........ 9.0 • 3,' -5/ 1 Egraont Village 9.15 3, . 5/ - Kent Road - 9.30 P'6 4' Lower Mangorei 9.43 2/ 8/ New Plymouth 10.0 Customers are kindly requested to note that all Parcels must be pre-pnid. The usual Inglewood Car leaves Hookham’s Comer at 4.30 p.m. sharp. New. White ’Bus available for Mountain trips, private parties, etc. Parcel Office: Marrett and May's Dominion Taxi Garage, Currie Street, New Plymouth. ARCHIBALD BROS., Proprietors.' 1 I 1 s' 3 f 1 t r -yWAITARA - J^AIL. OARS LEAVE DAILY— Waitara 9.45 a.m. Motunui 10.0 a.m. Onaero 10.10 a.m. Urenui 10.30 a.m, Waitoitoi 10.40 a.m. Uruti 11.20 a.m. Okau Road 12.30 a.m. 'JV.ngaporutn 1.80 p.m. Mokakatino 2.0 p.m. Awakino, arrive , . 2.50 p.] RETURN JOURNEY— Awakino. 7.0 a.m.Mokau ' ; 7.30 a.m. Mohakntino 8.0 a.m. Tongapoiu*iu 8.30 a.m. Okau Road 9.10 a.m. Uruti .v 9.50 a.m. Waitoitoi 10.15 a.m. Urenui 10.50 a.m. Onaero 11.0 a.m. Motunui 11.15 a.m. Waitara, arrive 11.30 a.m. All Parcels, etc., to be prepaid. All Fares to be obtained at Garage, Wai* tara. Bares cash, u. H. JOHNSTON, Proprietor. R 0 Y A L : M A 1 L ‘ NEW PLYMOUTH TO OPUN'A&Jj DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. TIME-TABLE AND FARES. Seats may be booked and parcels left at the Garage, King’s Buildings, Brougham Street, New Plymouth; ot Club Hotel Stabics. Opunake. AU parcels to be pre-paid. E. WOOLDRIDGE. Proprietor. NOTICE. XN thanking patrons for past favours, I desire to state that 1 have now installed a Landis Shoe Stitcher on my premises. This machine enables the best class of work to be turned out in a short time. Ladies’ and gents.’ best work specially catered for. G. C. KIBBY, Queen Street, New Plymouth. baai